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1. www.catster.com › ask-the-vet › frontline-vsFrontline vs. Advantage for Use in Cats: Our Vet Explains the ...

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   2 days ago · Frontline can be used in healthy adult cats that are older than 8 weeks of age and heavier than 1 kilogram or 2 pounds. Frontline is safe to use in female cats that are pregnant or nursing kittens ...

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3. catempire.org › 2024/10/16 › frontline-plus-for-catsFrontline Plus for Cats vs. Revolution Plus for Cats - Cat Empire

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   3 days ago · In this blog, we will compare both products to help you select the suitable one for your cat. Let’s start! Overview – Frontline Plus vs. Revolution Plus Frontline Plus for Cats. Frontline Plus is a spot-on treatment, administered topically for cats and kittens of 8 weeks and older, weighing at least 1.5 pounds.

4. www.petcaresupplies.com › blog › frontline-plus-vsFrontline Plus for Cats vs. Revolution Plus for Cats

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   4 days ago · In this blog, we will compare both products to help you select the suitable one for your cat. Let’s start! Overview – Frontline Plus vs. Revolution Plus Frontline Plus for Cats. Frontline Plus is a spot-on treatment, administered topically for cats and kittens of 8 weeks and older, weighing at least 1.5 pounds.

5. www.norbrook.com › us › news-insightsTreatment of Hyperthyroidism in Cats | Norbrook Laboratories

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   1 day ago · This is by far the most common therapy for hyperthyroidism in cats and is typically the first-line choice. Of the cats treated with methimazole, ~ 95% become euthyroid. The recommended starting dose for methimazole is 2.5 mg/cat administered every 12 hours and is a daily, lifelong drug for hyperthyroid cats.

6. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesA review of pre-appointment medications to reduce fear and ...

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   4 days ago · Using a double-blinded, placebo-controlled design, cats were given a single dose of placebo, low dose gaba-pentin (50 mg/cat), or high dose gabapentin (100 mg/cat) in a 1-mL sugar solution. A blinded observer scored each cat for fear, sedation, respiratory rate, and facial injuries at the time of administration, 1, 2, 3, and 12 h after administration.

   • Author: Amelia Erickson, Kaylin Harbin, Justine MacPherson, Kate Rundle, Karen L Overall

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7. www.catster.com › cat-health-care › solensia-for-catsSolensia for Cats: Vet-Reviewed Uses & Effectiveness - Catster

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   5 days ago · 67% of cat owners notice an improvement after 28 days. Even more people reported improvements after 3 months on monthly Solensia injections. By their third dose, most cats will have reduced pain ...

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   Should I give my Cat frontline or advantage?

   • Keep children away from recently treated cats as the cat should not be stroked until the product is fully dry. Both Frontline and Advantage are available without a veterinary prescription as a way of controlling fleas on your cat. Both products are a useful alternative to giving a tablet.

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   Does frontline kill fleas & ticks?

   • Frontline is a spot-on treatment and preventative for fleas and ticks, as well as a treatment for biting lice. A single pipette doses one cat from 2 pounds (1 kilogram) upwards. The active ingredient is Fipronil. After applying Frontline, fleas are killed within 24 hours of landing on your cat and for up to 5 weeks following treatment.

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   How often should I use frontline?

   • Frontline should be applied once every 4 weeks. In warm conditions, in summer, or in a centrally heated home, fleas reproduce very quickly and can over-populate your home. Frontline should not be used more often than every 4 weeks, so you might need an additional product to treat your carpets and bedding.

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   Can I use frontline on a rabbit?

   • As is always the case when treating fleas, all flea-carrying pets in the household need to be treated at the same time with a product that is suitable for them. Frontline is not suitable for use on rabbits and can be dangerous to them. Dogs can have Frontline, but they should be given the dog version of the product.

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   How do I choose a flea treatment for my Cat?

   • Fleas are a common issue when owning cats. Preventing and treating fleas is a routine part of cat ownership, but finding a suitable flea product can be challenging. When choosing an appropriate flea treatment, it is important to consider your cat’s age, size, and whether they are breeding.

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   How much gabapentin can a cat take?

   • T max for orally administered gabapentin was 100 ± 22 min (range: 58 to 175 min). Based on the effective human plasma concentrations for analgesia in neuropathic pain and feline pharmacokinetics, the recommended dose was 3 mg/kg BW, PO, q6h.

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9. www.catster.com › cat-health-care › how-to-get-ridHow To Get Rid of Fleas on Kittens: 7 Vet Approved Steps

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   2 days ago · The 7 Steps to Get Rid of Fleas on Kittens. 1. Give Your Veterinarian a Call. Because kittens have special needs when it comes to flea treatment, speaking with your veterinarian is the best way to ...